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   Dialogues
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   Black Arts, Black Studies, Black University: Washington, D.C., Nashville, and North Carolina
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   chapter 3. Filling the Void: Two Centuries of Black American Art, 1976
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   Ancestors: The Popular Front, Black Nationalism, Bohemia, and Black Art in the South before 1964
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